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rawTruthHurts
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Comment #48889553
It's been never at this pace, nor in this quantity.
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Comment #47919359
I can't help thinking how those graphs conveniently ignore the damage such improvements have on the environment, on which they themselves depend. Damaged environments -> scarcity -…
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Comment #47894315
"the world is better than it's ever been, technology is better than it's ever been, and it's all continuing to get better." Those guys in Sudan or blue whales beg to differ.
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Comment #47454672
Ostensibly involved in made up cocaine shipping. https://www.salon.com/2026/01/06/department-of-justice-quiet...
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Comment #42075565
Going by that letter, the guy is a textbook example of the fruits of capitalism.
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Comment #39713229
> In the Western World the secret services kill to silence people, not to broadcast messages to the public. Quite the opposite PR strategy. Yep. I totally didn't get the "don't mes…
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Comment #39357759
From the article: "But it’s facing challenges with navigating post-Brexit regulations that make British-made EVs significantly more expensive to sell in the EU." Much what on earth…
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Comment #38217713
>In most Western countries, people aren't dying of hunger. At the cost of those who die in far away countries who work to keep our progress moving on.
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Comment #37221958
> Fundamentally, neither spotify nor piracy matter. Well, I'd say yes because that's what the conversation is about.
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Comment #36876164
I'd say it was more like a joint effort. I agree with your points, but I was related to the industry for some time, and sometimes money was spent on things like renting a Concorde …
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Comment #36845215
Well, put that way, life is an industry.
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Comment #36845188
Russia did not exist at the time of WWII.
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Comment #36597847
Thanks for the insight. From my layman point of view, 10%-20% savings in the long run still looks like something to go for, taking as a reference the multinational I work for, wher…
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Comment #36584890
I wouldn't mind to read about those other many reasons besides greed. Care to share a link?
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Comment #36389283
Absolutely. Self-dependence is overrated anyway. If they find no buyer they'll be able make some nice infusions.
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Comment #34866832
Why should have anything against telling that story? Are we ok with this flavour of editorialization now? "XIX Catholic scientist invents pasteurization" - I truly fail to see the …
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Comment #34846435
But we were not lied to in that regard.
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Comment #34258084
Considering Churchill's loathe for working class people, your word will do.
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Comment #33879876
I've tried Inkscape and GIMP. I'm sure they must be great pieces of software, but their usability is so awful it renders them useless for me. And they're not great options if your …
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Comment #33018337
Indeed. Why would you teach to do things right when you can teach how to do them wrong?
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Comment #32808841
One does not exclude the other. But the important bit here -per rvnx's comment- is "It started before the war."
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Comment #32468197
None of this refutes my point.
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Comment #32467341
And there goes the usual overly simplistic and naive understanding the issues XR and such try to raise awareness of.
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Comment #32410160
Then, you have Jeff Beck.
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Comment #32303929
I'd say that, by definition, the "reboot" part of it takes away the "fresh" part of it.